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Queues formed outside Moscow polling stations on Sunday as some voters heeded a call by supporters of late opposition leader Alexei Navalny to cast protest votes in Russia's presidential election.

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Team principal says others are taking advantage of scandal Female Red Bull employee understood to have been suspended Christian Horner has accused senior figures in Formula One of taking advantage of the huge controversy over allegations of inappropriate behaviour from which he has been exonerated but which have left his career in F1 hanging in the balance. On the day the female employee who raised the complaint against t

Carlos Sainz diagnosed with appendicitis so teenager steps up Bearman will be youngest Briton to compete in an F1 race Max Verstappen took a commanding pole for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix but the attention in Jeddah was gripped by a remarkable debut in Formula One for the 18-year-old British driver Oliver Bearman. Standing in for the appendicitis-stricken Carlos Sainz at Ferrari, Bearman stepped up with immense maturity

Christian Horner lived by the scripted entertainment product, and his tenure may die by the scripted entertainment product Sad times. Maybe even end times. The vultures are circling. The barbarians are at the gate and everything that was once sacred is being made profane. Mohammed ben Sulayem, the president of the FIA, believes recent controversies are beginning to damage the sport. Toto Wolff, the team principal of Merce

Stand-in Ferrari driver Oliver Bearman headed a run of four British drivers in the points behind another Red Bull one-two at the front Grid-walking is a strange phenomenon. Its basically a load of celebrities, social media influencers and misc moneybags folk walking around a car park. Anyway, Sky Sports have been chatting with Anthony Joshua, who is there after bopping Francis Ngannou on the snoot quite a few times last n

Red Bull record one-two finish for second race in succession Bearman impresses for Ferrari and finishes in points in seventh Max Verstappens future at Red Bull Racing may be in question as the turmoil engulfing his team once more overshadowed the racing but his value as a driver is emphatically not, as he proved with an absolutely commanding drive to win the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Indeed, as machiavellian machinations

Verstappen: If such a pillar falls away, that is not good for me Marko is believed to be under investigation over media leaks The controversy and intrigue involving Red Bull Racing developed further when world champion Max Verstappen suggested he could quit the F1 team if adviser Helmut Marko is removed from his role. Marko, who was instrumental in bringing world champion Verstappen into the Red Bull programme, reportedly

My dad is very outspoken and he is not a liar, thats for sure Driver speaks ahead of Saudi Arabian GP this weekend Max Verstappen has defended his father Jos after he launched an acrimonious attack on the world champions Red Bull team principal, Christian Horner. Verstappen insisted his father was not a liar, apparently agreeing with him after he had claimed that Horners position with the team was now untenable. In Bahrai

Report detailing potential allegations exists, admits FIA President alleged to have overturned driver penalty at Saudi GP Formula Ones governing body, the FIA, has broken its silence regarding allegations surrounding its president, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, by admitting a report exists detailing potential allegations involving certain members of its governing body. According to the BBC, a report by the motorsport governing bo

The storm raging at Red Bull masks the broader problems of power imbalances between men and women in the sport Say what you like about Christian Horner, but when it comes to crisis PR management he is a star pupil. On Thursday evening in Saudi Arabia, he was asked 12 questions about the storm raging at Red Bull, but his message never deviated. Nine times he used the words move on, look forward or move forward. And on 16 o

The US singer has been called out by human rights activists for hosting a summit and performing on stage in the repressive state Performer Alicia Keys projects a powerful position on womens rights, hosting a regular Women to Women summit and posting inspirationally on Instagram on Friday for International Womens Day . But the singer-songwriters message is undermined for some by the revelation that she is hosting the third

Red Bull team principal sends pointed message to driver Everybody has a role to play, from the bottom to the top The Red Bull team principal, Christian Horner, issued a pointed warning to his world champion driver, Max Verstappen, that no individual is bigger than the team after a weekend at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix when Verstappen had suggested he might leave Red Bull. After another tumultuous race week had engulfed

F1 champion threatened to quit after winning Saudi Arabia GP Were not going to force somebody against their will The Red Bull team principal, Christian Horner, has warned that there is no guarantee the team can hang on to their three-time world champion Max Verstappen should he choose to leave, as the impact from another turbulent weekend for the team continues to be felt. After a fractious race meeting in Saudi Arabia, R

Despite dark clouds elsewhere, all-female series brings hope of progress for sport which has long struggled to mobilise women Despite the furore surrounding the sport, and controversy in how it is being dealt with, away from centre stage Formula One will continue its efforts toward furthering diversity and inclusivity this weekend as the all-female F1 Academy series takes groundbreaking steps in its second season. The fir

Fast cars - Red carpet crash - Fat shaming - Dodgy budget - Short shrift Formula One could easily be made more interesting and competitive, simply by having 20 races, and each driver drive one race in each car ( Its the Christian Horner paradox: F1 is now hideously dull, but the drama has never been better, 5 March ). The constructors championship could go on as usual, but the drivers championship would finally be decided

Brazilian law firm says action launched in Londons High Court Proceedings relate to crash by Nelson Piquet Jr at Singapore race Lewis Hamiltons first Formula One world championship is the subject of legal action after Felipe Massa filed a lawsuit against Formula One, its governing body, the FIA, and the sports former supremo Bernie Ecclestone in Londons high court on Monday. Massa believes he is the rightful winner of the

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Investigation dismissed complaint made by female employee Appeal will reignite controversy which has dominated F1 The female employee who accused the Red Bull team principal, Christian Horner, of inappropriate behaviour is believed to have launched an appeal against the decision made by the investigation into the allegations, which had dismissed the complaint . Her decision to not allow the matter to drop will once more t

Pep Guardiola was supportive of Newcastle United's attempts to grow despite the Magpies' FA Cup quarter-final defeat to Manchester City.

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